Stanford's David Peng, MD, Discusses Rashes
Rash is a general term for an outbreak of bumps on the body that changes the way the skin looks and feels. This talk reviews common rashes and their treatments.
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Many patients suffer from allergic skin diseases. These diseases often go years without diagnosis. The Stanford Contact Dermatitis clinic offers a full spectrum of patch testing in order to determine what contactants our patients are allergic to. We are able to specialize the patch testing based on individual hobbies, occupations and practices, and we have the capability to test patients to their own products. Thus, we hope to help patients discover and avoid those items that may be causing their rash.
Rash is a general term for an outbreak of bumps on the body that changes the way the skin looks and feels. This talk reviews common rashes and their treatments.
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